The Turkish opposition denounces that the governor of Recep Erdogan will deport to China members of the Uighur minority who are exchanging vacancies against COVID-19

Abdullah Metseydi, a Uighur living in Turkey, had access to my pass when I saw a crowd and golfers in the yard. “The police! Open the door! ”, gritaron de afuera.

A dozen agents, if not more, enter the armed forces in mano and with uniforms of a Turkish anti-terrorist unit. The Metseydi protagonist has been involved in activities against the Chinese governor and arranged with the deportees and his wife. It will be a deportation center, will be open now, in the midst of a recent political controversy.

Legislators of the opposition accuse the government of secretly entering the Uighurs in China in exchange of vacancies against the coronavirus. Only one part of the tens of millions of vacancies that prominence in China has been committed to and the Turkish police, meanwhile, has detained 50 Uighurs and left them in deportation centers, according to abogados. There are many more arrests that have taken place.

If you do not have immediate proof of an agreement, you are Legislators and Uighurs point out that Beijing is using the vacancy to press for ratification of an extradition treaty. The treaty was signed years ago and ratified by China in December. Podría is considered by the Turkish legislature this month.

The uigures say that, to be ratified, the treaty represents a pesadilla for this community, which will take place in the country of escape in the middle of a massive detention campaign. More than a million Uighurs and members of other Muslim minorities were taken to detention centers in China, which the Chinese governor described as an anti-terrorist medium. United States has a genocide.

“I would atorize the idea of ​​being deported”, dijo entre lágrimas Melike, la esposa de Metseydi. No quiso dar su nombre completo por temor a represalias. “I care about the mental health of my people”.

The suspects of a surgeon agreeing to the first cargo of Chinese vacancies was withheld during weekdays in December. Authorities attribute this to bureaucratic problems.

Yildirim Kaya, legislator of the main party of the opposition de Turquía, dijo que China has 30 million doses that promise for fines withdrawn in January. Turkey’s munitions campaign is using the Sinovac Chinese vaccine. The country registers 2.5 million contagios and 26,000 deaths due to the virus.

‘Esta demora is not normal. We paid for the vacancies”, Sostuvo Kaya. “Will China be blackmailing Turkey?”.

Both the Turkish authorities like the Chinese affirm that the extradition treaty does not have in mind the deportation of the Uighurs. The Chinese state press says that its insinuations constitute a “Calumnia” and the portavoz of the Ministry of External Relations China Wang Wenbin have no connection between the cars and the treatment. “This speculation does not have any support”, expressed at a conference of the Jews.

The Turkish Minister of External Relations Mevlut Cavusoglu said in December that the dawn in the entrance of the vacancies has nothing to do with the uigures. “We do not use uigures with political fines, we defend our human rights”, verklaaró.

Pocos uigures han side deportados por ahora, pero las recent detention alarms a los 50,000 Uighurs living in Turkey.

Recently the Turkish ambassador in Beijing praised the Chinese vacancies and said that the governor of Ankara values ​​much “judicial cooperation” in China, which many interpret as an allusion to an impending campaign of deportation of Uighurs.

If there are any Uighurs who support combative organizations, the majority of them oppose these methods and say they are perverted.

The advocates of the Uighurs say that, in the mayor of the cases, the Turkish police have no evidence of connections with terrorist organizations. Ankara law professor Ilyas Dogan says the detainees have a political background.

“No ten concrete proofs”, dijo Dogan, who represents six Uighurs in detention centers, including Metseydi. “No boy series”.

Including the deportation law is approved, Dogan duda que haya muchas, dada the popularity of the Uighurs in Turkey. In all modes, except that the probabilities of increasing their deportations are significant.

For cultural reasons, Turkey is overrated refugio u los uigures por mucho tiempo. The Uighurs are a community of Turkish origin that originates in Xinjiang, the region of the extreme western China. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said he had a decision to treat China as a “genocide”.

Sondeverbod, todo cambió tras un golf intention in Turkey of 2016, which motivated a purge and distance to Erdogan of Occidente. China has begun to alleviate the vacancy that comes, through pretensions and inversions. Istanbul Airport is the first to receive the “Amino Airport of the Chinese” certification, with a sector reserved for tourists traveling to Shanghai and Beijing. President Erdogan, for his part, is now working with much diplomacy and elogation on Chinese aid.

China is demanding the deportation of many Uighurs from Turkey. An extradition petition of 2016 revealed by Axios and confirmed Independently by the Associated Press involved a cell phone salesman who was accused of promoting the Islamic State organization on the Internet. The man was detained, but he was released and the cargoes were retrieved.

Abdurehim Parac, a Uighur poet arrested two times, said he Turkey’s detention center “Paris a hotel”, compared to the conditions that prevailed during the three years that passed in China. Fue finally liberated after a juez lo absolviese. But the idea of ​​approving an extradition treat should not be dormant and says that the angst is “insoluble”.

“In China I hope for death”, afirmó.

Many Uighurs are emigrating to Germany, the Netherlands and other European nations, a few weeks ago, it was time to be deported to Turkey.

By Dake Kang and Suzan Fraser by The Associated Press

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